On the banks of the Seine, in Normandy, just 1 hour from Paris, stands a 1935 Art Deco villa and its 3-hectare park. The property is accessible via a short driveway, with only a recently renovated village church as a neighbor. Beyond an impressive wooden gate surrounded by stone walls lies a 3-hectare park with trees around a large lawn. Built in 1935 as a residence for the niece of industrialist Louis Renault, the villa is designed in the Art Deco style. The property also includes two outbuildings, one a unique room in Anglo-Norman wood style near the villa, and the other, which served as a billiard room, is a stone pavilion, the only remnant of the former 17th-century castle. The main dwelling is two stories high with a complete basement, following an M-shaped layout. The entire structure is made of concrete. The central block runs in an east-west axis, flanked by two wings set back slightly from the north facade facing the Seine. The high roofs are covered with Normandy tiles, and the chimney stacks resemble those of nearby houses. The whole property offers a living area of over 500 m².

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House with gardenHerqueville (27)
Price :
$2,691,500
($5,257 / m²)
Surface512 m²bedrooms7 land3.3 ha

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